1928 DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION - 2Images from the 1928 Democratic Convention. A Democratic party representative announces the nomination of Alfred E. Smith in a passionate, grandiose speech. The crowd cheering and holfing large signs of Smith.

1928 DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION - 3Images from the 1928 Democratic Convention. A Democratic party representative giving a passionate speech, stating, "This convention shall be and must be that incarnation of Thomas Jefferson." He then introduces Franklin D. Roosevelt. The crowd cheering and holding up flags, banners and signs.

1930S NAZIS GAIN STRENGTH IN GERMANYHigh ranking nazi officers, including General Erwin Rommell, enjoy a huge military parade during the 1930s. Large crowds of civilians on the streets of Germany cheer marching soldiers.

1940'S CHEERING SPORTS FANSImages of people cheering and jeering in a stadium's bleachers. Seated people cheering. Emotional fans rising with a nice camera dolly up. Fans screaming and gesturing angrily. CU of a man yelling. Profile CU of a fan wearing a hat yelling; the man behind him pulls the fan's hat over his eyes.

1948 DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IMAGESImages from the 1948 Democratic Convention. A giant, carnival-style dinosaur head on the exterior of a building. The crowded convention hall floor. Images of people cooling themselves in the apparently hot convention building: people fanning themselves; a man wiping sweat from himself; a man wearing a wet towel around his head. A man holding a sign reading, "WE ARE MILD ABOUT HARRY." An old man wearing a top hat, smoking a cigar. Signs promoting Truman for president. A music group, playing noisemakers and pots as instruments. Interesting characters in attendance, including a skinny cowboy and a fat, dancing woman. Harry S. Truman with running mate Alben W. Barkley. Images of cheering crowds.

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